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HODGENVILLE - You have to love it when baseball players make the most of a second chance.
The post-season in 2009 has been filled with Bullitt East players not hanging their heads after making miscues in early situations. They kept their heads up and when the opportunity came around for redemption they were prepared.
There isn't a coach alive that hasn't told his players, normally more than once, that you can't change the past, you can only affect the future. Bullitt East players have done that consistently over the past two weeks.
First, in the championship game of the Sixth Region tournament, Charger third baseman Josh Whitmer made a throwing error against Butler in the top of the eighth inning. The runner eventually stole second but was left stranded in a 6-6 ball game.
An inning later, Whitmer went to the plate with two outs and blasted a home run deep into the night to give Bullitt East a 7-6 victory in nine innings.
This past Friday, in the semi-finals of the Section III Baseball Tournament at LaRue County, Bullitt East was down one game to none in the best of three series against Elizabethtown. In the first inning of game two, Bullitt East first baseman Justin Jones made a bad throw to third base trying to complete a double play. The ball sailed into left field and the first run of the ball game scored for the Panthers.
Elizabethtown went on to build a 4-0 lead heading into the bottom of the sixth inning. Bullitt East rallied with a run and after the first out of the inning, the next two batters walked and then the second run scored on Zack McCarthy's single.
That brought Jones to the plate. Against Elizabethtown's Chase Greenwell, who had allowed just one earned run during the season, Jones smacks a ball over the center field fence, driving home three runs and putting the Chargers on top 5-4. The red and gold scored three more times in that inning and won the game 8-4, snatching all of the momentum to the Charger dug-out.
Then there was the story of Brandon Alphin. True, Alphin didn't pitch badly in the first game of the series against Elizabethtown, but he was still the losing pitcher. He did walk six and half of those that he walked came around to score.
Good fortune smiled on Alphin when rain washed out play on Wednesday and Thursday. Matt Bowles kept the team alive with a gutsy pitching performance on Friday and, because of the delays, Alphin was eligible to pitch again on Saturday.
The junior was brilliant on Saturday, allowing three hits in Bullitt East's 6-0 championship game victory. He walked just three this time and only one runner reached third base as he faced just 25 batters to get the 21 outs.
A Day to Remember
Saturday was a day that the eight seniors on the Bullitt East roster will never forget, and not just because they won the first Sectional title in school history.
Just five hours before game time, Bullitt East held graduation exercises at Broadbent Arena at the Kentucky State Fairgrounds in Louisville. Normally for a senior, the party starts the minute the mortar board is thrown in the air.
But the day was just getting started. The rest of the Bullitt East baseball team sat as a group at one end of Broadbent Arena and at the end of the ceremony at about 4:45, everyone raced for a waiting bus. The bus headed to Elizabethtown where the team took about 45 minutes of batting practice at an indoor facility.
The bus then headed to Hodgenville and the championship game.
While graduation was memorable, it was overshadowed by baseball.
"That was no problem. We were just waiting for graduation to be over," senior Zack McCarthy said of the first event being a distraction for the second. "Every high school kid will get to go to graduation, but only a few get to play in a semi-state baseball game."
Senior Justin Jones was very honest.
"I'm not going to lie," he said with a smile after the baseball game. "At graduation I was only thinking about baseball. When I got on the bus after graduation I could tell that everyone wanted to win. We had to win."
The day before, head coach Jeff Bowles had said that he felt his situation was better on Saturday than it had been for Elizabethtown on Friday.
On Friday, the second game had started at 2 p.m. so that it would be over in time for the Panther players to get back to school for their graduation service at 8 p.m.
Bowles felt it was an advantage that his players would have graduation behind them and they could concentrate fully on baseball. It might have been a little coach-speak at the time, but it sure did come true over those two days.
After all the celebrating in Hodgenville, the seniors returned to Mount Washington for Project Graduation at Bullitt East. The team picked up a police escort once in Mount Washington that led them back to school.
The seniors could then enjoy Project Graduation because they would not practice on Sunday.
Rain, Rain Go Away
LaRue County High School did a fine job hosting the Section III event, but there was no way that games could have been fairly played on Wednesday and Thursday.
With the two graduations set for the weekend, everyone wanted to get all three games in by Thursday. Well, everyone except Mother Nature. Anyone who made the drive down on Wednesday and got caught in the torrential downpour knew that no game could be played that night.
After the rain-out on Wednesday, they were going to try to play a doubleheader on Thursday with games at 5 and 8 p.m. By early afternoon on Thursday the first game was canceled and at 5 p.m. on Thursday the second game was scratched. The schedule that then did finally happen was set.
The games played on Friday and Saturday were as fairly scheduled as was possible under the circumstances. There are rare times when major sporting events (like the state track championships) interfere with graduations, but those times should be the exception, not the rule. It was the right move to schedule baseball games around the two graduations.
Games of this importance should be decided under the best conditions possible so I'm glad they didn't 'force' games to be played under bad conditions just to get those done by Thursday. By 2 p.m. on Friday the facility at LaRue County was as good as was necessary.
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Starwood has reportedly made inquiries about acquiring the Liberty Center office complex and the adjacent Westin.
The 295-room Marriott hotel is currently owned by a partnership of Winegardner & Hammons and Eagle Realty Group. The partnership carries no debt on the property and HFF did not specify a list price for the sale.
Built in 2003, the Marriott Pittsburgh North is located at 100 Cranberry Woods Drive, near the Interstate 79 and Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) interchange about 20 miles north of downtown. The hotel has 14,905 square feet of meeting space, the River City Grille & Lounge, an indoor pool, fitness center, business center and sundry shop.
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Louis Dreyfus said 8,779,903 shares of Imperial common stock were validly tendered and not withdrawn prior to the extended expiration at 5:00 p.m. Eastern time June 19, including 369,848 shares delivered pursuant to guaranteed delivery procedures.
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Every poll on every issue favors Obama. The republicans can't get no traction, no how!!!!! They are such stupid MFR's.
What if the sequester takes place and nothing happens? After all we're only talking about 2% of the budget. That's miniscule. Obama is going to look like a little girl that's always crying WOLF!
That is seemingly a good point that would in most cases slip by the cracks of reasoning until you think about it a little bit more. What does a 60billion dollar loss look like? Can you say Hurrican Sandy that wiped out much of Northeast and affected hundreds of thousands of lives and they are still crippled. What would an 84 billion dollar loss look like? Sandy plus 1/3.
What if the sequester takes place and nothing happens? After all we're only talking about 2% of the budget. That's miniscule. Obama is going to look like a little girl that's always crying WOLF!
It's only .0025% of the budget. It's one quarter of one percent of GDP. Obama is saying you won't see the effects until April. That's because the government runs out of money on March 28th and will shut down then.
What a joke!
So are you proud of the fact most Americans are ingnorant? What is your point? The fact is Liar Obama came up with the idea along with Jack Lew.
Liar Obama claims police and firefighters will be cut when the Federal Government DOESN'T employ them. The states do.
When you own the Media you can convince the sheeple of anything.
O needs to listen to me. When the sequester was forced on me in the US saw the greatest 4 years of growth ever and the Republicans swept in 2000. O needs to embrace the sequester.
Gotta go now to stock up on Big Mac's and rubbers . I heard on the telly that store shelves will be bare and nobody will be able to travel if the sequester takes place.
I heard on the telly that store shelves will be bare and nobody will be able to travel if the sequester takes place.
Food shortages. Lines everywhere. We've become Soviet Russia. Obama is intent on re-creating the Great Depression and the American Civil War.
Black History Month: Lincoln was a Republican. The Republicans freed the slaves.
Obama's catastrophe. A minor .0025% cut is the end of the world.
All it shows is how stupid Americans have become. The sequester was the idea of Obama. However, you #$%$s and your #$%$ media are doing a great job following the path of Hitler. Adolph Obama even has some of the mental problems of his #$%$ mentor.
I hope u get the house and senate plus leave the idiot in office 4 more.The time will just be cut in half till this nation goes completly down to nothing.The rich don't have to put up with the idiot and his minions!
Everytime Obama opens his mouth he creates an emergency! "The Sky Is Falling! The Sky Is Falling! He has everyone worked up to a lather! And the Obama Media Networks eat this stuff up and then pass it off as Real Journalism!
LOL sdmiller4747 talk about crying wolf you're the idiot that said "INTERPOL" has been taking away people's guns since 2009!!!! please let the board know why the NRA has said nothing about this for 3 years? - thanks !!
Every poll on every issue favors Obama.
Bob Woodward: Sequester was Obama's and Jack Lew's idea. They made Harry Reid put it in the legislation. No one reads the bills before they vote. Obama should have followed his own Simpson Bowles Presidental Commission. The economy would be firing on all cylinders now. Obama has created a global depression. When the U.S. economy slows down, the entire global economy slows down.
UK in third recession.
Australia in recession.
Japan in recession.
Entire 27 nation Euro zone in recession.
US in recession since September 2012 (economy has been slowing down since Obamascare passed in early 2010.)
Head for the hills.
Obama says the sky is falling.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I just goes to show how the "Big Lie", used by Hitler and the N azis, still works when used by Obma and the Democrats.
Sequester? it is actually 44 billion dollars out of 3 thousand 700 billion dollar allocation .
So with this amount we have to close the airports and national parks lay off all firemen and cops (?) #$%$.
shut down navy ports and close the air force airfields plus turn away all the preschoolers from breakfast lunch
programs and close 50 percent of the hospitals in the country.
Sounds like we should just declare bankruptcy .
What an A hole you have as president. Look we have had in reality no growth in the past 4 years with none looking
forward- last qtr we went negative - All this sht eating obama wants to do is hurt the american people.
How much pain can you morons take till you realize you've been had.
Hey. this is your party enjoy the 2 story walk up and the canned macaroni .
don't forget the airports are closed and the navy has been reduced to 5 tug boats.
Sequester? it is actually 44 billion dollars out of 3 thousand 700 billion dollar allocation .
Exactly. If Obama can't find $44 Billion of waste in $ 4 Trillion in spending, he should resign immediately. Fire 20 or Michelle's 22 handmaidens first.
Hitler also was very good at convincing the ignorant Public to lay the blame at the heels of certain groups of people. Of course if the cuts go unnoticed and reduce the deficit, Obama will surely take the credit.


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The extent of chest tube bleeding varies among patients and is correlated with red cell transfusion.2 Previous studies and meta-analysis have demonstrated marked variations in the extent of bleeding among surgeons undertaking similar cases.2,3 Moreover, the Sixth Report of the National Adult Cardiac Surgery Database for Great Britain and Ireland also found wide variation among centers in the extent of bleeding complications requiring re-operation (0.5% to 6%).4 We believe much of the unexplained variation found in this study may be due to differences in bleeding. Changes in surgical practices to minimize bleeding may provide another approach to reduce the need for blood transfusion.5
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The full-length debut by the Devil Wears Prada shows that as dubious as the concept of Christian metal might sound to the unconvinced (andor the unsaved), it's not necessarily an intrinsically bad idea. This Dayton quintet is fairly wide-ranging in its influences, flavoring the standard blastbeats-and-unison-riffs template songs with keyboards out of European symphonic metal, emo-tinged clean vocals (courtesy of guitarist Jeremy DePoyster) and, most surprisingly, a sense of playfulness that's largely missing from both CCM and metal. Even aside from some jokey song titles ("Who Speaks Spanish, Colon Quesadilla"), there's a lightness of spirit evident in these songs that elevates Dear Love: A Beautiful Discord above the standard-issue metal ghetto. Essentially a re-recording of the band's 2005 debut EP, Patterns of a Horizon, plus two excellent new songs, "Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over" and "Texas Is South," this album features better sound and tighter arrangements than the debut, rendering the earlier record necessary only for completists. ~ Stewart Mason, Rovi
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Do you keep looking back at the moment in your life that you regret? Do you keep looking forward trying to build up your retirement? Maybe you just need to live in the now, and seek God in the present; forgetting all the rest!
Don't get stuck in past being unable to forgive yourself or others.
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MOORESVILLE, N.C. - As a society, we either spend too much time looking back in our lives, or looking too far into the future. Either way, we end up not living in the present and not making sure we are on good footing. Don't get me wrong, it's good to look back as a part of evaluating and learning what went wrong to ensure we don't repeat mistakes, as well as to celebrate what went right. It's also not a bad idea to plan for the future. Where we tend to err is when we put too much emphasis on either one, or both. We get stuck in past being unable to forgive ourselves or others; or look so far in the future we forget where we really are.
When we avoid living in the present, our lives pass by so many important things. The moments we miss are the ones we regret not living later in life. It's also in those moments in which those we love end up missing out as well. The term 'living in the present' can mean many things, but to me it means to be aware and conscience of the now; what is going on inside and outside of one's comfort zone. To see how life is interacting with those around you, and how God is interfacing with his creation - through his creation! The phrase 'Stop and smell the roses' comes to mind immediately. God speaks to us in so many ways and through so many people, if we lose that awareness and consciousness - we lose God because we pass right by Him.
a beautiful reminder of our savior that you can carry with you always --
I think this is important to bring to bear in each of our lives because we live in such a rushed world. We can't wait until tomorrow, till we grow up, till we get that dream job, till we retire. We need to start living moment to moment, looking for that precious gift that is hiding in that "tick of the clock". Let's all strive not to rifle past that lingering moment that could teach us a lifetime of "knowing", give us our fill of feeling, and touch our hearts with eternal consolation. Let us seek God in those moments in time and not rush to a life of disappointment at each milestone. It's the little things that sustain us.
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2010 Fantasy Draft
The 15-team league with mostly TCR readers that I'm in had their draft yesterday. It's a 25-man roster, point based league with 9 position spots (C, 1b, 2b, 3b, SS, LF, CF, RF, Util) and 9 pitching spots (4 SP, 3 RP, 2 Util P) and a 1500 IP limit. There's also a 2nd league of TCR'ites using a similar point system that started last year, so feel free to discuss your drafts as well in the comments. For those who get annoyed or bored when talking about fantasy baseball or just hate the concept in its entirety...um, sorry. I'll get something more Cub-centric up later.
Each team gets 6 keepers and you draft them based on last year's point totals. So if the players was a top 15 player, you draft him with your first round pick, 16-30 is a second round player and so forth...multiple players in the same round get spread out to the next round. The basic strategy is you can trade keepers depending on quality of talent or if you want higher draft picks. So for example, I could have tried to trade Cliff Lee for a player that was injured last year like Carlos Beltran and had a higher draft pick in exchange for a player with some issues but more upside (in reality I made the opposite trade this offseason, getting Lee for Beltran who was a 20th round pick). I had the 13th pick in the first round with a 25-round draft, snake style. I relied heavily on BP's fantasy tier rankings to be honest. (K) indicates a keeper.
- 1st Round - Albert Pujols (13) (K) - acquired in a trade from "The Joe" that involved Grady Sizemore(and others) before the 2008 season. "The Joe" has been doing just fine without him, finishing second and first in the last two seasons.
- 2nd Round - Chase Utley (18) (K) - acquired with A-rod and Jake Peavy before last year for T. Tulowitzki, E. Santana and one other player from "JD".
- 3rd Round - Chris Carpenter (43) (K) - Low round draft pick from last year.
- 4th Round - Cliff Lee (48) (K) - I traded A. Wainwright for C. Beltran early in this offseason and then moved Beltran for Lee when Beltran's knee flared up again. Hoping for a big year in Safeco with a good defense behind him and his contract year.
- 5th Round - Alex Rodriguez (73) (K) - See Chase Utley.
- 6th Round - Carlos Lee (78) - It was between Manny Ramirez and Lee and the pick ahead of me took Manny.
- 7th Round - Jonathan Broxton (103) (K) - My favorite closer in the league not named Mariano Rivera.
- 8th Round - Shane Victorino (108) Slim pickings left at center field by this point and starting pitchers were in abundence.
- 9th Round - Yunel Escobar (133) - He turns 27 and putting up an .800 OPS at shortstop, it was great value in my opinion.
- 10th Round - A.J. Burnett (138) - If his arm doesn't blow out, should rack up wins with the Yankees offense and of course strikeouts.
- 11th Round - Brandon Lyon (163) - closers were flying off the board by this point, although Lyon isn't necessarily guaranteed the role with Matt Lindstrom also in their pen.
- 12th Round - Jon Rauch (168) - if the Twins don't pick up anybody, he seems the favorite for the job.
- 13th Round - Travis Snider (193) - BP had him as a 4-star left fielder and I went for a high upside guy. His 2-position eligibility helped as well as I'll use him in right initially.
- 14th Round - Chris Iannetta (198) - Another BP 4-star ranking I was happy to get this low in the draft.
- 15th Round - Kevin Gregg (223) - I believe the last closer left in the draft, although not guaranteed the job yet.
- 16th Round - Nick Swisher (228) - We have a utility spot that Swisher will fill or take right field if Snider is a bust.
- 17th Round - JJ Hardy (253) - Shocked he made it this far as I expect a pretty good bounce back season.
- 18th Round - Mark Buehrle (258) - I'm counting on another perfect game from him this year.
- 19th Round - Marlon Byrd (283) - 3 position eligibility, decent back-up option and hopefully can ride some of his hot streaks.
- 20th Round - Rafael Betancourt (288) - The closer depth chart I was using had him as the Rockies primary set-up man, but after the draft I learned he hasn't pitched yet this spring and Franklin Morales is likely to get the save opportunities while Huston Street deals with his shoulder issues. A real good chance I'll be dropping him in the next day or so.
- 21st Round - Brad Penny (313) - I'm hoping for another Duncan miracle.
- 22nd Round - Kosukue Fukudome (318) - I'm not sure if he'll even make my Opening Day roster. Hitting higher up in the order is a better use of his skills though and he has 2-position eligibility.
- 23rd Round - Fausto Carmona (343) - Hoping another year away from surgery and he'll find some control.
- 24th Round - Justin Smoak (348) - 95% chance I drop him before I find any use for him.
- 25th Round - Troy Glaus (373) - I traded him right after the draft for Miguel Olivo.
We have daily lineup changes so what I like to do at the catcher spot is have the primary catcher and back-up from the same team and hopefully switch them when needed and the Rockies have a good duo. It didn't work at all for me last year, as I'd miss the lineups and I had the Rangers duo of Saltalamacchia and Teagarden and they were both terrible. Otherwise I'm pretty happy with my team at this moment, but I'll need to be aggressive in finding closers on the waiver wire as they help tremendously in our league with the innings pitched limit (good relievers average about 3.5-4.5 pts per innings, starters usually in the 2.5-3.5 range). I also need to find a 2b/3b eligibile player to fill-in on the days A-rod or Utley take off.
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Samardzija 3.0 4 2 2 1 4 0 7.71
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That actually looks better than he has been doing. If you K a batter an inning and only walk one every three, you're going to be alright.
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Thanks for the update.
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Dusty has ruined him already...
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dusty also kicked his dog, had sex with him mom, and put sugar in his gas tank.
i think rob nenn is the only guy he's sent to surgery and he was a reliever...go figure.
chapman is due for AA even though people are barking about him being the 5th starter. i mean, he could make it...doubtful, though...especially in April.
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i'll let you have prior and not take a stand on wood...but you can't have fox or volquez =p
also, that article is far from even handed...especially since it doesn't care who's pitching for you and they're making their 1/2-assed point with PAP (and a joke of a quote by Will "my dad is a doctor, kinda" Carroll)...especially since he's had some notorious long-use guys who he wasn't the last and/or the first to use them like that.
they site russ f'n ortiz...who had bobby in ATL work him for 2 years after his SF workload on the same routine. yeesh...
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no, but it wouldn't use PAP without considering talent on hand and use a will carroll comment while sticking the counter-arguement at the bottom.
it's a lot more fair than many i've read, but it's a pretty extreme arguement for the numbers tempered by a bit of the counter-arguement down bottom.
they spent a chunk of time on russ ortiz only to say "oh yeah, it doesn't have anything to do with anything because all that hype you just read translates to russ ortiz telling us he injured his rib in ATL which causes him to change his mechanics and blah blah blah"...
it's just too hype, imo...
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If you continue to exert yourself when you get tired you're more likely to get hurt. It's across all sports and athletic endeavors. Why anyone would think that it magically doesn't apply to the shoulders of pitchers is beyond me.
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why anyone would magically apply it to a specific day or a specific thing or use a pool of data that isn't linear with your comparison point...etc etc...
ballplayers aren't in some vacuum and you can't blanket compare use...i mean, he managed livan hernandez and russ ortiz for a chunk of those years and we're supposed to treat those guys the same as a guy like rich harden or kerry wood?
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What's your point? All those guys have had shoulder issues. Just because there's other causes for shoulder injury than over use, doesn't mean that overuse isn't a cause.
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it sure isn't proof...nor conclusive proof...
...and you're going to have a higher aggregate of pitcher use when you have high-pitch capable guys around
besides all that, there's tons of guys who pitched a lot harder than they do today and made out just fine.
and a will carroll quote is about as useful as a dr. phil quote for the most part...
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and you're going to have a higher aggregate of pitcher use when you have high-pitch capable guys around
Could you explain this? How do we distinguish between guys who are high-pitch capable and those who were overused?
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use and how they respond to it...
people have done less and come out worse...and done more and come out just fine.
roy halladay was put on his career death bed because of "overuse"...now he's back and being "overused" again doing just fine.
there's just too much going on to make giving a guy 5-10 too many pitches too many games in a row being some death nail.
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...death knell.
"an omen of death or destruction"
Sorry, crunch. It's such a cool term, I didn't want it to pass uncorrected.
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yeah, it's utterly k-rad.
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"had sex with him mom"
Just reminded me of this Super Dave joke-
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CSN replay of today's game with Len/Bob on the mic...MLB Network.
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Chris Sale was scratched from tonight's scheduled start due to a clubhouse incident before the game
He was scratched from his start today. No reason given.
At the start of the season the book was that he was trying to pitch to more contact so he could stay in the game longer and it seems to be working so far. Contact against is 77.5% this year and it was 70.2% the year before. He averaged 6.7 IP/game last year and so far it's 7 IP/game. His actual pitches per game are only down to 106.1/game from 107.2/game last year but if he's able to go a bit farther into games without throwing more pitches and without giving up more runs that is a good thing.
sale's skills and insane value makes it almost too hard to have a market for the guy...he's got 3/38m owed to him over 3 seasons (2 team options). he could easily pull in 30m/yr if he was on the market as a FA.
he's throwing a bit differently this season, especially with more sliders and less changeups like earlier in his career, but all his stuff still looks great even if the HRs are a little elevated and the Ks are down.
Torres, Happ, McKinney, Jimenez, and Candelario for Sale. Deal or no deal?
"The White Sox are reportedly asking for "five top prospects" for Chris Sale, FanRag Sports' Jon Heyman reports."
Unless he develops 30+ HR power and keeps his walk rate close to his K rate at the MLB level, he's not going to turn into Prince Fielder. And even if he does turn into Prince Fielder, he's gonna have a short prime. His very limited athleticism is likely to also detract some value from his ability to reach base--I don't buy making an out as being preferable to base clogging, but you'd certainly prefer just about any base runner other than Vogelbach, David Ortiz, etc.
seeing as arod has played a total of 27.1 innings of D at 1st/3rd and somehow managed a -0.5 dWAR with his 1 error at 1st and an overall positive total zone rating...he might end up even more in the shitter via the characteristics/flaws/whatever of how some sites determine various WAR values. dWAR doesn't directly lead to a WAR value, but the 2 main entities pushing the most popular variations of WAR sometimes lead to some interesting discrepancies in value.
I have a lot of faith in Baez that he's going to turn into a more consistent, solid player. It looks like it took him about a half season or so of futility at the plate to figure out he was not talented enough to get away with the crazy approach he had. I think his running game will eventually have a more measured aggression.
I hope the D and bullpen show up. Cubs haven't had much luck against Davies, and he's been going well lately. A little uncomfortable with the Cards only 6.5 back--feels like they're right on our tails compared to the 11 game lead I've grown accustomed to.
Cardinals, stop that. Right now.
In a year or two, a lot of fans are going to point at trading him as a mistake. He'll probably be slashing something like 280/400/480 for Seattle at the time. Of course, by WAR, he'll still be worth less than 3, since we're talking zero defensive value.
vogelbomb debut for tacoma (AAA SEA)... 3-3, 1bb, 1 HR, 1 double...DH'd.
while he mostly played 1st considerably more than DH for AAA CHC, DJ Peterson is probably going to see most of the time at 1st for AAA SEA.
Carl Jr.! Very nice!
Baez with another "WTF?" play trying a delayed steal with a runner on 3rd and one out.. Remarkable talent, needs to make better decisions.
m.montgomery up in the pen with a man on 2nd, 2 out, and rondon 20 pitches into the inning.
...and rondon ends it 22 pitches in with a popout to RF.
I gotta say with the crappy defense the Brewers have displayed outside of Fowler I'm pretty disappointed the offense hasn't shown more and Rizzo seems to be very swing happy lately. That said my god am I happy Madden has finally given Carl Edwards a chance after multiple times up with nothing. I don't think he could handle a starting role with his body frame but his stuff plays so well in a relief role and he seems to be able to handle high stress situations very well.
2nd at bat. Fowler is good for the Cubs run differential.


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Hi Stefan, not only is this complex from the user POV, but from the developper POV, this is a nightmare. I frankly don't like those annotations stuff, plus the fact that the objects are instanciated during the xml file processing is a real burden (and makes the configuration file way too complex). I will talk my mind : I think that going for Spring was a big mistake. Now, what can we do ? I think that the way to go is to have the configuration in the DIT, with LDIF based configuration files (like OpenLdap has). The question is when will we have time to do that... Stefan Zoerner wrote: > Hi all, > > regarding configuration with the server.xml file: The current solution > is still not perfect; it simplifies the file a lot, but some things > are really complicated to accomplish. > > I have started to documented it in the Basic User's Guide, but I > stopped, because I still hope for some improvements before > finalization in the 2.0 Providing a context entry for instance is > definitely not acceptable for our users. > > This is a fragment of the current style (perhaps I have missed > something): > --- > <spring:bean id="systemContextEntry" > class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.MethodInvokingFactoryBean"> > > <spring:property name="targetObject"><spring:ref > local='directoryService'/></spring:property> > <spring:property > name="targetMethod"><spring:value>newEntry</spring:value></spring:property> > > <spring:property name="arguments"> > <spring:list> > <spring:value > xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans"> > objectClass: top > objectClass: organizationalUnit > objectClass: extensibleObject > ou: system > </spring:value> > <spring:value>ou=system</spring:value> > </spring:list> > </spring:property> > </spring:bean> > > --- > > Note that also need a custom Editor for Attributes to be configured. > > Defining your own partition is at least hard with that. It is not > possible to leave the context entry out, it won't work (NPE). > > Question: Is it possible to change the partition implementation that > it works without providing an initial context entry in the > configuration? In this case, the user has to add the "root entry" with > a tool/LDIF load after starting the server with a new partition the > first time, but this seems acceptable for me. > > The configuration would become much easier then. > > Another thing I was thinking about was creating our own namespace like > described here: > > http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=CustomNamespacesSpring2 > > > as an alternative to xbean. We would reduce the dependencies, although > I agree that using xbean and its meta data in the javadoc is better > than foreign annotations in our own sources. > > Greetings, > Stefan > > Alex Karasulu wrote: >> Hi David, >> >> Do you see any potential issue with moving to Spring 2.5.x WRT XBean? >> I was thinking of upgrading but thought I'd check with you first. >> >> Thanks, >> Alex > > > -- -- cordialement, regards, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com directory.apache.org
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Whole view.
The graveyard itself with the hill in which carries the secret treasure which will be added as a picture tommorrow.
The underground dead man room.
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What Do Your Images Look Like When You Share Them In Social Networks?
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Social networks can be wonderful ways of sharing events in our lives, with or without images. Most posts are seen, commented on, and shared more if they include an image.
Some posts are just images. And there are social networks just for images. This all creates an insatiable demand for images, specifically photographs. Now, over one trillion photographs are made every year. (For the past several years, each year more photographs are created in the current year than in all previous years combined.)
Usually when photographs are shared there is no indication of what kind of photograph it is. They're all shared equally, almost as if they're all equal and all made for the same reasons, which they're not. Never mind that some photographs are of higher quality than others. Making this kind of value judgment is another matter entirely – and not the point here. The point here is that we make many different kinds of photographs for many different reasons. (We quickly disregard the imperfections in family snapshots, sometimes they feel more real and immediate because of them, favoring instead their accuracy and spontaneity. We evaluate and use formal portraits in entirely different ways.) How successful photographs are is determined by how well they do what we want them to do. There is no one set of criteria that can be applied equally to all photographs; instead we apply different criteria to different kinds of photographs.
They shouldn't all be read the same. If we looked at all photographs as being the same, and if we looked at all photographs in the same ways, we'd make many inaccurate conclusions and miss many important points.
So it's important to ask, "How do we want the photographs we share to be received?"
Can we make it easier by taking some of the guesswork out of it all and tell our viewers more about what we're trying to say by telling them more about how we're trying to say it? There aren't standard conventions for this – yet. (And we need them.)
In an attempt to embrace the challenge of communicating what kinds of photographs I share, I've started using specific language to describe and ways of presenting different types of photographs differently.
Here's my current solution.
Documents are shared bare with no border.
Studies made during the development of more resolved work are shared with a textured paper border.
Fine art is shared with a matt and frame.
It takes a little extra time to add these touches but I think it's worth the effort. In the end, I feel I'm communicating more effectively. I also find making the distinction between these types of images personally useful. I become clearer about what I'm trying to do, often while I'm making photographs. I'm better able to assess how well I've done what I'm trying to do and don't waste time and energy applying an inappropriate set of criteria; sometimes this affects both productivity and how I make photographs. And finally, because I ask these questions I find new ideas – and that may be the most rewarding part of this process.
How do you share images in social networks?
New Series – Incubation
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My newest series of images Incubation uses a dynamic approach to representing both spaces and objects within those spaces, blending images of the same subject taken from multiple angles – panoramics, duplications, nestings, symmetries, tesselations, etc – that take on complex perceptual responses and psychological overtones.
Currently, all of the images are drawn from the same location made during two separate adventures (2012 and 2013) to the Atacama Desert in Argentina.
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It simply reflects my opinion.
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3 New Images – What Would You Title Them?
January 25, 2013 | 1 Comment |
I had a marvelous time in Uyuni, Bolivia with Seth Resnick and Eric Meola after our recent Atacama desert adventure in Argentina. (Find out about our Dec 6-14, 2013 Atacama workshop here.)
These three new images are the first of many. They're quite similar to several continuing bodies of work – Reflection, Exhalation, and Refraction – and they are also distinctly different. (Preview the Blurb books for each series here.) They are also related to another series currently in development that I'll share soon. Which series are they a part of? Are they a part of many series?Are they a separate series?
Two previously released images are from the same location, but they don't have the light effects. Are they a part of the same series?
Why don't I just title the images with a place and date? Because these images are statements about internal truths rather than external facts.
(You can read more about How I Title My Images here.)
(Read my advice on How To Title Your Images here.)
It would be easy to say, "Use any title you want. You're the artist!" While it's harder to do, I think that titles work best when they honor the content of the work and communicate that effectively to others.
It takes time to work these things out. There will be more new images. And, my understanding of this work will grow. How long this process may continue is unknown. But I need to title these images – soon.
It's Untitled for now. But, not for long.
What would you title these images?
My Top 12 Images Of 2012
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Reflection LVIII
Reflection LVII
Illumination VI
Illumination II
Illumination VII
Illumination III
Illumination XVII
Suffusion XV
Suffusion XIX
Suffusion XXVI
Suffusion XXI
Suffusion XX
This is a selection of my top 12 images of all time. This selection doesn't reflect sales, publication, or activities on the web. It simply reflects my opinion. Click on the titles to find out more about each image.
These images are drawn from three locations – Bolivia's Uyuni salt flats, Namibia's Sossusvlei dune files, and Iceland's Skogafoss waterfall.
These images were all drawn from three separate hour-long sessions each yielding complete individual portfolios. I used to think I'd be lucky if I got one really good image from a shoot, but after a few experiences where more than one really good image was made from a single subject, I cast aside my limited thinking. Now I ask, "How far can I take this?"
All of these images come out of a way of relating to the world (all of it) as parts of a living thing into whose fibers we are deeply woven. In addition to changing organic forms, they all have a strong suggestion of breath.
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They're all nominees for my list of most sublime landscape experiences. While standing silently focused on Iceland's Skogafoss waterfall was the fulfillment of many years of looking for my own original response to a classic subject, and walking in the clouds reflected on the surface of Bolivia's Uyuni salt flats was the realization of a long-standing dream, few landscape experiences compare to the hour spent flying over Sossusvlei Namibia's 1,500 foot high coral dunes after a sustained sandstorm – the experience was so penetrating it took me quite some time to clearly see the new directions and new levels it offered.It's challenging to choose so few images from so many – but it's insightful. Try selecting your own top 12 images. Try selecting the top 12 images of your favorite artist(s).
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One Of The Most Sublime Moments Of My Life – 24 Hours On Bolivia's Uyuni Salt Flats
December 18, 2012 | 1 Comment |
After Seth Resnick and I finished our recent Digital Photo Destinations workshop (See our itinerary here.) we scouted possible new locations with Eric Meola in Bolivia's high deserts guided by the first rate Daniel Portal of Another World Photography. The highlight of the trip was a 24 hour session on the Uyuni salt flats. Afternoon storms added an electric drama to the edges of the playa and turned other parts of it into a mirror. Whether at sunrise, midday, or sunset it was like walking on/in the sky. It was truly one of the most sublime landscape moments of my life ranking right up there with hellcopter aerials over Namibia's Sossusvlei, cruising through Antarctica's The Gullet, or quietly watching the evening colors change from sky blue to gold to dusky gray behind Iceland's Seljalandsfoss waterfall.
These images are a few of my quick iPhone sketches.
It will take some concentrated time to finish my final images.
Digital Photo Destinations is returning to all of these locations in 2013.
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Snapshots From Italy
August 17, 2012 | Leave a Comment |
Every year I travel with my son and wife to visit her family in Italy. In between moments at the beach, visits to family members houses, and long meals I steal a moment here and there to make photographs, sometimes lagging behind, sometimes rushing ahead, other times ducking around a corner. The environment is very different from the ones I work in professionally. I use this as an opportunity to explore other interests. I find periodically getting out of my comfort zone and exploring other subjects in other environments helps me be a more versatile artistically. The things I learn along the way can later be transposed to my professional work.
How does play inform your image-making?
Here's a selection of recent images of Italian walls, doors, and windows.
(All of these images were taken and processed with an iPhone.)
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Monhegan Island Reveries
May 12, 2012 | Leave a Comment |
What is it about Monhegan Island that gets your creative juices flowing? Maybe it's the how beautiful it is; ocean, cliffs, forests, gardens, island life. Maybe it's the sense of getting away from it all; the island is 12 miles out to sea. Maybe it's the creative community on the island; it's had a long history as an artist's colony. Whenever I'm on the island I give myself license to play – writing, drawing, photographing and dreaming.
Here's a selection of my iPhone images made on recent excursions to Monhegan Island.
Find out more about my Monhegan Island photographic workshop here.
Exhibit – Charles Adams
May 3, 2012 | Leave a Comment |
Charles Adams (my assistant both in the studio and in the field) is having his first exhibition this coming Friday, May 4th at Asymmetrick Arts in Rockland, Maine. It will run until May 25th.
24 of his images will be on display, along with sculpture from artist Vic Goldsmith. For those that cannot make the opening, there will also be an Artist talk on May 19th.
May 4 – 25
Asymmetrick Arts
405 Main Street, Rockland ME
Learn more about Charles Adams and view his images here.
New Images – Skogafoss, Iceland
February 13, 2012 | Leave a Comment |
These images came together quickly – after a lot of gestation. I sketched the idea several years ago during a workshop with Focus On Nature. I made the shots last summer, scouting for another workshop with Ragnar th Sigurdsson and Arthur Meyerson. The first time I visited this location, (Skogafoss, Iceland) I took a few shots in less than half an hour, looking for major compositional variations. After looked at those shots and identified this idea, I shot very differently the next time, standing still for the better part of an hour and watching the water for significant variations within just a few compositions.
I wasn't certain, but I suspected I'd want to add an accent to the abstract composition, deciding on smoke during processing. While I processed the files, I also sketched out a number of significant variations to test location of symmetry/assymetry, positive/negative space, light/dark, and location/angle/value of smoke. Doing this revealed more options than I had initially pre-visualized. And that means there are more related images to make. It also clarified a few outstanding ideas and connections to other images, some made and some still in development. That means I have some ideas about how they'll can be integrated into existing projects and new things that will come out of them. I find the seeds of future work are usually planted in current work and if tended will yield more fruit.
I think about and plan series of images, often for quite some time before and over an extended period of time during their development. While I'm focussed, I look for surprises and modify my plans based on the new insights they introduce at every creative stage – planning, exposure, development, reflection, redevelopment, metamorphosis.
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A Florida man wanted to steal himself a vehicle, so he decided to flag down the first car that came his way so he could carjack it.
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The television series entitled Transformers: Rescue Bots is all about teaching and instructing little children about dangers and how to stay safe. The series is also known as Rescue Bots by some people. The setting of the series is a town known as Griffin Rock. At the time, Optimus Prime requested for a group of sentient robots to leave space and come to planet Earth for a mission. As a result a team of robots based in Cybertron decided to respond to that request and come to Earth. These robots that left Cybertron to Earth included Boulder, Heatwave, Blades and Chase.
They were the only rescue team of robots left in space at the time but still decided to respond to the call. When they get to Earth they realize the best way to achieve their mission is to work in close collaboration with the inhabitants of Earth. They therefore work in close partnership with the Burns family where they worked as a team rescuing humans from natural hazards and disasters. The robots learned to work with humans and enjoyed teamwork.
The series was created by Nicole Dubuc, Jeff Kline and Brian Hohfeld. It was produced by Hasbro Studios and Atomic cartoons and had Jeff Cline as executive producer. The 26 episode series was broadcast on channels like Cartoon Network, The Hub, Canal J, Italia, Tele J with each episode airing for 20 minutes.
Members of the team include Blades was voiced by Parvesh Cheena, Chase was voiced by D.C. Douglas, Heatwave was voiced by Steve Blum, Boulder was voiced by Imari Williams, Cody Burns, Dani Burns, Chief Charlie Burns who was Chase's partner, Kade Burns who was Heatwave's partner, Axel Frazier, Billy Blastoff, Sawyer Storm, Walker Cleveland, Graham Burns, Doc Greene, Francine Greene. Also starring was the little and smart dog known as Sparkplug.
The series was done for one season; however a second season will come up soon as has been announced.
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I went with a group to ride Keystone and a couple of us beginner-level boarders needed to rent gear for the two-day trip. Knowing we'd be in a rush to rent (we landed late at night at DIA and pulled up at our lodge at 1 am of our first lift day) our options were to pay higher prices for resort rentals or to rent from a place in town. Great overall ratings and 20% off rental package rate for early reservations landed me with Mountain View Sports. On top of that, a little extra customization: you can knock $4/day off the basic boarding package if you've already got your own boots, which is a nice option that I didn't see listed with other rental places.
The location on Hwy 6 is a breeze to find, nestled within a strip of businesses including the beer, wine, and grocery store. As expected there's a rush in the morning, so I would recommend to get there at store opening if you're picking up day-of and want to maximize your precious time on the lifts, and perhaps even show up a few minutes EARLY on a weekend. We arrived at 8:30 and ran into a queue of people so in-and-out took 45 minutes perhaps, which I'm positive could have been much less if we had beat the rush. The staff is friendly, efficient, and helpful in getting you taken care of - I retrieved the reservation ticket that was printed for my online reservation, tightened up my boots on the benches, went over to the equipment counter and guy working pulled a basic board and measured the length next to me standing up... chin height, check... secure the bindings, try them on, no issues, good to go. They appeared to have equipment for all skill varieties including a board we recognized as a new release for the year.
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COLUMBUS, OH—Lane Avenue Enterprises, Ltd. opened a 109-suite Homewood Suites by Hilton here. The five story hotel is being managed by S&S Management, Inc.
Industry veteran Nathan Lipps is serving as general manager; Lesley Cornathan is the director of sales.
Homewood Suites Columbus/OSU offers studio, one- and two-room suites, with additional guest amenities, including a full evening meal Monday-Thursday in the hotel's hospitality center—the "Lodge"—24-hour on-site pantry, complimentary grocery shopping service, indoor pool, outdoor BBQ area, fitness center, 24-hour business center and meeting facilities able to accommodate up to 80 persons.
The hotel, located at 1576 West Lane Ave., is in the Upper Arlington entertainment district, one mile from The Ohio State University and the Jerome Schottenstein Center, and near shops, restaurants and entertainment options, including the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, Short North Arts District, Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens and COSI – an interactive science center.
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Well, it's halfway through 2016, and not much has changed since the beginning of the year. Despite the terrorism acts in Orlando, FL and Turkey, and the Brexit referendum, little has happened to affect the travel industry. Overall, things might have slowed a bit, but a majority of the fundamentals are holding steady, including occupancy, ADR and RevPAR. I've been asked why this cycle has lasted longer than those preceding it. As far as I am concerned, it's due to a single phrase: Never Again.
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